Rehaunted has been announced for PC — a first-person psychological horror detective game built around the unsettling feeling that something is deeply off about every piece of evidence you find.
You play as Connor Raines, investigating a strange house by collecting blood traces, fingerprints, hidden recordings, and personal belongings. Tools include a UV light, camera, magnifying glass, and an evidence board. You're not working entirely alone — a second detective communicates with you by radio throughout the investigation, letting you share findings and talk through the case in real time. A first trailer is already out, and the game is currently available to wishlist on Steam.
The announcement trailer leans into the psychological angle, with the magnifying glass getting prominent screen time — suggesting close inspection of clues is central to the gameplay loop. The premise of a detective story where the evidence itself seems wrong is an interesting hook, pushing the horror into cognitive and investigative territory rather than relying purely on jump scares or monster encounters.
No release date has been confirmed yet, but the Steam wishlist is live for anyone who wants to keep tabs on it.
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